web/.phpPgAdmin/.htaccess: extract path components 1st->last: documented that can't use subject param for this because that goes to the last selected tab, not the default (leftmost) tab

web/.phpPgAdmin/.htaccess: support linking to a function

web/.phpPgAdmin/.htaccess: support linking to the functions list

web/.phpPgAdmin/.htaccess: support linking to a view

web/.phpPgAdmin/.htaccess: allow linking directly to the views list of a schema

web/.phpPgAdmin/.htaccess: refactored to build the URL incrementally, extracting path components 1st->last, instead of handling each # of path components as a separate case (which was more rigid and created unnecessary duplication)

bugfix: web/.phpPgAdmin/.htaccess: path RewriteRules: need to go directly to the applicable tab, rather than going via redirect.php, because redirect.php will use the last selected tab, rather than the first tab for that section, leading to unexpected results when a non-default tab was previously selected

moved everything into /trunk/ to create the standard svn layout, for use with tools that require this (eg. git-svn). IMPORTANT: do NOT do an `svn up`. instead, re-use your working copy's existing files with `svn switch` (http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.6/svn.ref.svn.c.switch.html).

web/**/.htaccess: RewriteRules: ensured flags are in alphabetical order

web/**/.htaccess: When there is no external redirect for the directory without the trailing /, instead auto-add the trailing / to ensure mod_autoindex relative links work properly. This must be done manually because the top-level .htaccess will not auto-add the trailing / if the dir has an .htaccess file (to allow the custom external redirects). There are actually only two .htaccess files that this applies to (web/.phpPgAdmin/.htaccess, .phpMyAdmin/.htaccess), indicating that dirs which have any kind of virtual paths (redirects) almost always have a "root" redirect when there is no specific subpath. This root redirect is intended to link to the datasource's own index of its available resources, e.g. the list of tables for a database source.